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Manheim Township School District honors retirees; superintendent reports enrollment of 5,970 in-district students

Manheim Township School Board · May 22, 2026
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Summary

The board recognized district retirees whose combined service totaled 377 years; Superintendent Dr. Hudak reported in-district enrollment of 5,970 students and highlighted student programs including a third-grade "wax museum," unified track and a student music-video partnership.

The Manheim Township School Board opened its meeting by honoring retiring staff members whose combined service the superintendent said totaled 377 years.

"It is my pleasure to recognize these valued employees who, as a group, have contributed 377 of service to Manheim Township School District," Dr. Hudak said as he presented the retiring employees and shared short memories and plans they had discussed at a pre-meeting reception. The superintendent and presenters named several retirees and their roles, including Patty Ballard (high school receptionist), Jason Lyons (technology and engineering teacher), Rita Crozier (food service site leader), Renee Engel (reading specialist), Marjorie Kean (kindergarten teacher), Nancy Klein (library aide), and others.

In his superintendent's report, Dr. Hudak provided district data and highlighted programs. "So, our total enrollment in the buildings here in Manheim Township is 5,970 students," he said, and added that the total including outplaced students is 6,026 and there was one homebound student as of May 19. He described classroom projects such as third-grade wax museums, a unified track meet pairing students with disabilities with high school buddies, and an after-school program that partnered students with professional musicians to write and record music videos.

Student representatives Joel Francis and Shreya Segal gave a final report for the school year, noting events including prom (463 attendees), the district art show and quiz-bowl advancement to nationals. Graduation was announced for June 4 at Calvary Church.

What this means The retiree recognition is ceremonial but underscores continuity in staffing; enrollment figures will factor into final budget planning and staffing decisions in the coming weeks.

Provenance The retiree recognitions and the superintendent's enrollment figures and program descriptions were delivered during the superintendent's presentation and the opening portion of the meeting.